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I wanted to say "Tonight I ate pizza and french fries."

My attempt was 「今夜私はピザとフラドポテトを食べた。」

I'm unsure of a few things (I'm early in my learning of Japanese). I'm unsure
if I correctly used the verb 「食べる」, and the particles 「は」and 「を」. And was
using 「と」 correct for "and," since it was linking two nouns?

Would my translation be a natural way to say my statement?


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Did I correctly express what I ate for dinner?


Looks fine to me, french fries is spelled フラ **イ** ドポテト. Don't forget the イ
:).

[Time-word, subject は object を verb] is a perfectly good sentence structure
and と is great to join two nouns that form the object!


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